Dillon Crammer Wednesday 1901 Edition Overview
The Dillon Crammer weekly paper dated March 6 1901 presents its masthead listing F C Kress as editor and proprietor and notes a price of subscription at $a per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
4
Bill to Abolish Book Hinderies and Printing Offices in Montana
The article discusses Senate Bill No. 10 to allow purchase of blanks and ledgers from outside Montana, criticized as harmful to state printing and local industry. It notes lobbying by out-of-state printers, potential job losses for skilled mechanics, and price pressures in the state, with some debate in the House about the bill’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Montana
Great Falls
Helena
St Louis
St Paul
Legia Miatearad
Fower
Eid Bao
Senator Courtney Dies at Capital in Sudden Pneumonia Attack
State Senator from Silver Bow county Hox Tuos F Courtney died suddenly at the state capital after a pneumonia attack. The deceased was a genial, whole souled man and a reliable friend, with his death at the close of the legislative session deemed a sad affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hox
Tuos
F. Courtney
Silver Bow County
Senator Clark Seated Amid Widespread Support
The people of the state vote overwhelming to send Senator Clark to the Senate. He was admitted March 4 without protest despite plots by a small group of cut-throats and blackmailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
United States
Senate
Senator Carter Defeats Harbor Bill After Long Floor Fight
Senator Carter ends his Senate run with a 12 hour filibuster style push to defeat a harbor appropriation bill. The Whity PHeE Examiner notes the opposition and praises the senator for his masterful drainage of the floor. The piece critiques his conduct and references betrayal of silver interests amid political battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
United States Senate
Tauch
Phee
Senator Caridt
Bevin
Keirwisgnrative Mercens Not mial School bound bil passed tha house
The text reports a budget or appropriation measure passing the house yesterday without opposition and expected to advance through the senate. It mentions funding for a specific division and references related figures and dates, with unclear details due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Dal
Poavenhead
Latin LIT to Join Forces Friday for Caesar Conquest
Two divisions of Latin LIT will join forces Friday to attempt the conquest of Caesar. The note mentions a sharp decrease in bicycle quantities and references a busy week with press stories and uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesar
Senate bills move amid stalemate aftermath and death
In Helena March 5 the Senate advanced bill 87 with house amendments. bill 111 was indefinitely postponed in the house. Senator Courtney died of pneumonia at St John’s hospital after a three day illness. the senatorial scenario remains unchanged and a caucus is planned tonight. Also noted is a small fortune abandoned near Argenta tied to Bird and Meahay with property tied to a bankruptcy and a growing tale of land and yields around Atpenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Senate
House
Baker
Lewin
Clarke
Richardson
Cullen
Billig
Rolanud
Gallatin
Courtney
St. John’s Hospital
Miei Bers
Fragmented OCR Text Outlines Local Notices and Irregularities
The readable portions describe scattered phrases about budgets notices and local items. Names, dates, places, and clear events are largely unreadable, yielding a fragmented summary of a damaged newspaper fragment with no coherent single event.
Plane for Sete piano sale and reading
Unclear OCR text mentions a sale and piano related items with scattered proper names and a newspaper tone. Readable fragments hint at a sale event or auction possibly titled Plane for Sete and involving a piano.
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Golden Rule
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